Here are a few suggestions on how to construct kids' science projects.
Conducting science experiments isn't as hard as you think, the problem is often to come up with the idea for the project.
After you've conducted the experiment, you've still got to write a paper about the experiment afterward.
Oskar Blakstad (Nov 17, 2008). Kids' Science Projects. Retrieved Dec 12, 2024 from Explorable.com: https://explorable.com/kids-science-projects
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